Sentence examples for star policy from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK -- Washington Post star policy writer Ezra Klein, and two other journalists, are leaving the paper for a new venture.
The result was Mr. Balanchine's celebrated no-star policy.
When Mikhail Baryshnikov took over as the director of A.B.T., in 1980, he tried to reverse the guest-star policy, and to develop his leading dancers from among the soloists and ensemble dancers.
It's not like this show is some sort of bastion of integrity, but I always liked All Stars' policy of not having contestants who had won Drag Race.
Note that even five-star policies may not cover airline failures.
In any case, he is taking on the role of rock star as policy wonk at the very moment when the world is ready to believe in it.
The government points again and again to Help to Buy – its star housing policy – as a panacea for frustrated first-time buyers.
Carr tells us that this move by the Post's star young policy explainer — Klein is twenty-nine — is a sign of the rosy outlook for journalism on the Web.
Yes, when the stars align, policy can add or subtract from growth.
"It is our generation's task to reignite the true engine of America's economic growth – a rising, thriving middle class," it says, calling support for the middle class the "North Star" of policy-making.
And Mr. Carey and his supporters have decided to fight for an exemption to the standards in the flatlands of East and West Oakland, where they claim the star-friendly policy has contributed to the city's crime problem.
